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What part of speech is the word many

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“Many” is usually an adjective that modifies/describes countable nouns (e.g., many people, many books, many children). But it can also be a pronoun (e.g., Many are called, but few are chosen) or a noun (e.g., This food is enjoyed by the many.)

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